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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-21
ABOUT PEOPLE,
Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folks

Strangers in the City and Wheeling Folk,
Abrond. ~ ~
Mr.. T. B. Giaseb,ook, a well-known New
York man, is again at the Mcclure.
Captain f. Rowland, the B. 70. Gem.
pany's lost car sgent, is registered at the
McLure. ~ - ~
Mr.. F.F. schaefer. OF Chicago Is in the
city. It ID said be will 90 on the road fol
the Wheeling Pottery Company. u 7
Mics Jennie Barr, Of the South Side, re.
turned yesterday from q pleasant visit to
friends in Pittsburgh, East Liverpool and
We!lsville. ,isT
Ir. Granville Hall, Of Chicago, formerly
Of this city, Is here TO attend his brother 8
funeral, having been summoned three
days ago when 1t was seen that recovery
was hopeless. 49,.
Mr.. William Britt and Miss Ella Wal.
ton, both Of this city, were married by
the Rev. II. X. Hess at the home OF the
bride on Fourteenth street Wednesday
evening. The ceremony was very quiet
one, only few near friends and relatives
being present. a'E s7@., s .,,' g,
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DEATH or.yAN Il. HALL.
Well Known Cltit-n G0no-A Sketch I
N "a ! Nfl' - lIIs lfc ~ =. .| ."..

~. -.h HIt sHfsN 1ssL ..... :
NanB. Hall, oI this city, for number
Of years past Secretary Of the Citisen's
Street Railway, Company, died yesterday
morning at tho State Insane Asylum, at
Weston. His remains were brought here
last evening and taken to his late resi-.
derce on Fifteenth street, where the iu.
neral services will BIZ held thin afternoon,
tho interment taking place At Greenwood.
The sad circumstance OF his losing his
mind Is only Of recent date he was taken
u the Asylum and strong hopes were Oh.
tertained that he would coon DO restored
10 bis family, but O law days since be was
stricken WIN paralysis and never rallied.
The deceased was II native Of Harrison
county, coming from Why and an,l.slay.
cry stock, auu was an ardent Unionist
IRON the earliest prospect OF trouble be.
tween the North and South. liz nrst On.
tered tho volunteer Union service In 1861
as o member Of the repilnen.al band OF the
Old Third Virginia. RETURNING from the
field no. In conjunction with James W.
Motlatt raised company which became
Go. u l2.h Va lbloflatt being cap,ain and
.Aa''A tnii Htot heutoAhuts 1lo continued
in active service till 1866, serving at times
as brigade quartelmaster; he was on Colo.
mel Thoburn's stall at Cedar Creek and
continued 10 do Quartermaster' 3 ssryice at
Newport Newa laIer. r.',. ~ f'l'
I Ga returning homo after the close Of
tue war, lle WIS appointed by Auditor
alcWhorter, frat clurk In that officials
otlics. In 1858 hs left TINT Office aud en-
gagged In the mercantile business in Har.
rlson county. Hs returned to Wheeling
two years Inter and became book keeper
in the 1sTgLLl0EScER office. In 1877 he
was appointed Secretary OF the Rail.
way Company, and continued In that
position until disabled by an illness that
resulted eventually In his death.
na was q man Of fine mind and was
we'll informed and had he been differently
situated In early lie, would have made hi,
marx In the world. He was an extensiye
reader and had a discriminating taste.
being especially fond Of the amer
KINDS Of current literature; he also
had a turn Of mind both in thu direction
Of mechanics and speculative philosophy,
With strangers he was rather reserved In
his manner, bu. was genial with his friends
anu well liked by all who knew him,
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Ono Of the best OF the many funny
stories that are being told concerning tho
experiences and difficulties that are daily
encountered by tho various candidates In
the present spirited city campaign, in
their wild endeavora 10 get there, Is relat.
ed about Commodore" G. W. Seabright,
the Democratic candidate for Mayor, who
Is industriously engaged IN losing time
and money In fruitless effort.
The story is, thBt the Commodore few
days since neandered into q prominent
Market street saloon, where politicians
frequently congregats. There were sew.
eral 10 there at this time, among whom,
Seabright circulated, shook hands aud In
other ways endeavorad to b. more than
usually agreeable. In tho rear part Of the
room were seated two Republicans en-.
gagged In q friendly game OF domlnoes for
the drinks. The Commodore finally
reached these tive and asked 10 be allo wed
10 join In the game. He was welcomed
and the three played until three Qamen
had been finished and each had lost one
game. The accompanying drinks that
had been had on each game were Is yot
unpaid for. N. ~ 80"
Ssabrights than made a proposition ia
tho effect that they should play a "politl.
cal ganis" and the loser should settle tof
all thu liquid Refreshments that had been
had. This was agreed TO and then be
said: snow, am Charlie SeabriRht;
you" pointing to Republican No. !, ''aree
Dovener and you" pointing to No. 2,"are
Clouston, the Prohibitionist now VOL
play. This proposition had been heard
by number who gathered around the
table 70 watch the game. The three were
were all good playera and started of fair.
,"Clouston" little in tho rear: aud.
denly "Dovener" pulled ont in pres!
shape and won the game by good
majority. The crowd smiled audibly and
the Commodore looking rs though BIO did
not see much to laugh at, fixed his eve
on "Clouston" and began the finish with
him, as those drinks were yet to be paid
for. 'All at once "Clouston" began to in.
crease his score rapidly aud did not stor
until he had won thu game, leaving Sea
brighta bad third, Then the "c,oy d hole
It's sides and howled; "Dovener". aui
"Clouston" shook hauda and took bsel
and the Commodore, looking IS though h
could SEQ nothing Jimmy in the proceed
ing, paid the scors. The idea Of beins
beaten by q Prohibitionist. on his OWL
ground was probably CALLING to him ant
the question as to whether coming events
cast their shadows before may possibly
have annoyed him. i.fta 49, 49,,
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Lecture Oil Siberia,

Professor Bachrach, tho Hungarian gen,
tleman now in the city, who for eight
long years WAS an exile In the awful Siber.
ian quicksilver mines, nAving been sent
there by Russia with hundreds Of others
for participating in the Polish revolution,
as hos been announced, ia 10 lecture at
Turner hall next Sunday evening. His
subject will comprise the following topics:
Siberia is not simply penal colony; the
long march Of the condemned in chain.
gangs under the convoy .! Cossacks; life
and labor in the mines Of Siberia; the
grand mountain regions, in the bowels Of
which the unfortunate oxiles are kept toll.
ing; tho eemi.barbarous tribes inhabl,ing
those stcppes; tho Albai, and Keachbs,
the Siberian paradise; the great CONNER
cial towns-their German speaking popu.
lation, and their civilization; tho great
north of Siberia called the Tuadra, ETC.,
etc. The lecture will be found equally
interesting and attractive 10 ladies 40 we'll
as to gentlemen. i.4lg yss,|l.
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Iii Henry's Minstrels, which commence
a two.nighs and matinee engagement at
the Grand this evening, are now on their
tenth annual tour. They have become
widely and iavorably known, and every.
whore they have appeared have given
universal sat!afaction. Mr.. Henry's repu-
tation az a cornetist is an enyiable one
he has, in the past, been heard with pleas
ure in this city. The Alton (Ill.) Demo.
Graf reporting the compsny'a entertain-
ment says: The cornet solo by Hi Henry
was very fine, and drew forth prolonged
applause from the audience. All tho Tea.
turcs peculiar to minstrel pe,iormanc IS
were on the bill and the jokes, the songs,
the dancing aud singing were all good.
The acrobatic display was also greatly I'D.
mired. Tho orchestra attached to the
company was quite superior in point Of
musical ability" Seats can be reserved at
Sheib's. 't = -..s.T1 "
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At a meeting held Wednesday evening
o. Stone Maaons' Union No. 2, Division Of
West. Virginia. OF this city, a resolution
was introduced and adopted making nine
hours day 8 labor on and after February
!. twas also resolved that in addition to
thia, s..dsy's pay shall; be So IS; this fea-
:ure Is also to 90 into effect on the first.
The various stone contractors, buildern
and others interested will be notified Of
this action, officially, at once. The Union
Is In good shape atpresent, and the NOM
befs are showing much interest in the or,
ga.lisstion. !5.' +, : !.
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On motion OF Mr.. Voeeele the number
Of cluba constituting the League will be
limited to eight. The organization will
be known as the Ohio Leagf,e of Base
Ball Clubs. The bond OF the president,
treasurer and secretary was fixed at 81 900.
It was decided to adopt the, guarantee
plan and the amount was fixed at $40,
each club to pay its own expenses while
away from home. Voegele moved to open
the season onjtho first Monday In May
and close on the fret Saturday in October,
subject to the approval OF the Schedule
Committee. The motion was adopted.
Before adjourning q vote Of thanks was
rendered to the Board OF Trade for the use
Of the rooms and to the press ior courtesles
extended. c af.Ej -aJ9El5mG15U
The Mansfield delegates received tele.
gram from Manager Hos6eld, who has
been working tho league interest up at
Canton, stating that the citizens Of TINT
place would at oIco organize an associa-
ton and enter the league. Information
from Columbus is to the effect that the
Capital city will soon take steps in the
same direction. -gAs"l'. s So ne q =
It is hard to tell what Wheeling will do
IN this matter. There are d crest many
lovers Of the game in this city, but the &C.
ton Of the Fair Association virtually
knocked all their enthusiasm out. 1t Is
hoped, however, that sentiment will
soon be formed that will enlist capita! and
provide Wheeling with a club. ~: "a ';"},g
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.D:IA. Bradford, Wholesale paper dealer
Of Chattanooga, Tenn, writes that he was
seriously afflicted with a sarye1e cold TINT
settled on his lungs; had tried many rem.
edles without benefit. Being induced
to try Dr.. Kings New Discovery Tor Con.
sumption. did so and was cnt rely cured
BY use Of 9 few bottles. Since which time
be has used 1t In his family for all Coughs
and Colds with best results, This ia the
experince Of thousands whose lives haye
been saved by this Wonderful Discovery.
Trial bottles Tree at Logan 4 Co. g Drug
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TOR RENT.
REAL ESTATE,
FOR SALE.


Lot No 2, J, B. Mue's Addition, fronting sJicc.
oi south Font street and running an equal width
" 70 low o water mark. Price 1900.
NO. $40 Main street, rooms.
no. 1000 Jacob street, 7 rooms,
aan DO bought for 81 $50
| No. 40 Sixteenth street. . -'l
No. 2247 Eof street, -"
No. 1855 Chapline street.
| No. 90 North Front street,
No. IS Maryland street.
| No 81 and No. SIX Eighteenth s,,cc,
No: 1913 Chapline street, -
IA. oesirab!c residence at Beach Bottom on The
wSso 81 the +, "; Ky r. R.. Il miles from
tweve as,s s ~ Ola now frame house ana
city property. y !. - >e''"1"' ava
Desirable a.lke. street property, lot No. IS aud
as III ~ ~ Known as l7l2 and i7ii Market street
ny gI9nna - ieet front, running back ~ feet
W. desirable Manufacturing Bite, Glo.s In Fourth
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FOR RENT.

Immediate possession given:N
Two new Office rooms, No. 1870 Market street,
No. rs Sixteenth street, a month, $780,
=, 70. u Iwenty'third street. rooms aud kitchen
70. ~ Eon st, rooms, sl5.oo.
20. !Oi Alley II, west Of McCulloch st., 5000.
no. ~ Filgiaia st, s rooms; $50.
No. Go! Alley h, 4 rooms, IS 10.
NO. 1901 Woods street, rooms, 800
Possession April lst:
g. i3 Jacob street, first floor, n month . o.
70. aay jacob street, second floor, O month. sJI
~. w ol1tecnth ntIeet. rooms and attic. SIC w.
eI stose room and dwelling, sou,heas. corner OF
seWye e 7; e. and wo,ds streets
no. 2lo3 Main street. business house.
40. 25i0 Main street, 6 roomX,
No. IN Eighteenth street, SO % q month.
10. EGG Chepllne ST., rooms; sl20O.
40. 27i6 EoG ST., ro0,nS, Sls,co,
10. !C6 Fifteenth st., 8 ruamy,
Ne. l73A Marketat,
l21a and l22G Mar to; Street.
&s3 Yen JAMES A. HENRY,
Mai Estate agent, Collector and Notary Public,
4 |ala jEa.N Qtllce, No. 1912 Market S'rtea
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Bucklcn's Arnica Salvc,

The. best salve in the world for cuts,
bruised. oorss, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblaius,
corns, and all akin eruptlona, and poal.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. It
islgusranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price % cents per
box. For sale BY Logan 4 Co. ,', ~.
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Valuable Farm For Sale.

H
otter for sale the, Farm owned by the late
Daniel Peck situated III schland township, Bel
mont county, OHIO. oil the National 70 3D. one and
hall miles west OF st ClGirv.lIc The farm contain.
about III acres OF good and well lying land; well
wa'ered; In vool state Of cultivation There d
100 acres cleared land. the balance timber: aboul
y aces IN grass. On the farm n,e comfortable
dwelling house, a good stable and wagon shed. and
other necessary outbuildlnHs; Ell apple orchard d
about four acres trees Of good SIZE and variety
Ihere y also vineyard Of lS5 grape vines consist
Is II numbee OF other fruit trees. peaches, plums
cherries, &c. Toe fltM Ia In an excellent neigh.
oorhood, convenient TO schools: and, located as h
bic and pleasant home for family. Terms Of saIc
VIII DO made rcas 'nab!e. For further particulars
or Information concerning the property cali on o,
address the Undersigned. st Cbiravile, Ohio.
/ OLIVIA PECK, -:
| -. Exec trir OF Daniel 1eck, deceased
or 10 z. A. sGliAEFEK 4 CO., 80 .''N>N =.
JAG Real tate Agent. Wheeling. ". Va.
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day, evening next, and whoes engage.
ment promises to be a popular one from
the fact, aside from tho excellence Of the
comedy and the company, that she is a
West Virginia woman. The Chronicle, OF
San Francisco, speaking Of the lady says:
miss Hsrudon has a voice euch IS helped
to make Mary Anderson famous. In
point Of style the actress resembles Fanny
Davenport. Miss Herndon's talents are
not altogether acquired, but are inherent,
spriuging as ebe does from one. Of tho old
eat Virginia families famous IN American
history. She ha, an individuality that
makes itself felt the moment she appears
on the stage, and by her genius holds her
audience apellbound till ths very end" :
Reserved seatb for. this engagement
are on sale ut Banners this morning. =
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WE have introduced u new system Of
selling Watches on the iastallment plan
whereby you can secure Il watch at once
on easy payments. fnll and Investigate.
JACOB ". CRUDE, Jeweicr, =
Cor. Twelfth and Market Sts,
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L.adlQn

Come and see the wonderful bargains We
now offer in fine Kid Pebble Goat Button
Boots; elegant goods, perfect fitting, latest
styles, all sisaa md every width. Zee our
stock Of Holiday Slippers for gentlemen. !.
= 1s,tiSy:eI|H} Il Y. BLOND.
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FALL and winter stock Just received.
A full line Of Suitings, Overcoatings
mud Puntaloonings. Also full line Of
our celebrated knit Jackets. Scotch
Suitlngs Specially.
C. HESS & SONS,
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No MERCHANT OF. professional man car
afford to be without CaIigraph type.
writer. 1t save time and health, An ex.
animation 10 solicited at our salesroom
No. Is Twelfth street. .EEaf4'r f7ll4 y
ina EDWARD T. ROSE & Co, :
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Do YOU suffer with chilblaius P-I certify
to the prompt relief obtained from the use
Of Salvation Oil for ohilblains, and do not
hesitate to recommend 1t as the best euro
I ever tried. ID GNs Euf gslH q. ,HooD. i,
d749 w. Pratt ST., Baltimore, Md. i
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Cheap E1eursion Tickets to tho South.
/, Cheap excursion tickets to principal
points IN the South are now on salo by
the Pan Handle route. For tickets and
further particulars call on or addressJ. G..
Tomlinoon, passenger agent, PIN Handle
Route, Wheeling, W, Va. IS. 2','' =
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Roach Res:Oter-R II. List.
1t Requires No Glft-Logau & Co.
New Stock-J. Z. kholcS & Co.
The Rochester I.amp-EwIng Bros.
For ltent-Larse St0rs Room.
Opera House McCaull Opera com,Quc Co.
Fish-R j. smyth.
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ARE you restless at night, and harassed
by Q bad cough? Use Dr.. ]. Fl. McLean's
Tar Wine Lung Balm, 1t will secure you
sound sleep, and effect prompt and rad.
lcal cure. ~ y, -. y ~ 80 - p&W
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In case Of any financial failure, the Presl.
dent was authorized to appoint commit.
lee Of seven to assist the Reunion Execu.
tive Committee Of the Society Of the Army
OF West Virginia In arranging for the
monster reunion OF next August. .5iI
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INDICATIONS,

WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan 2l.-For Yves
Virginia and Western Pennsylvania, cold
or westerly winds, SNOW,
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PEAsE TOWNSHIP tax books at r, T.
Howcll's office, Bridgeport. IA ,
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/: TIE Standard Rotary Shuttle is the
llehteet running newlng machine over
offered to tho public; see advertisement
Of Edward L. Rose 4 Co. l-. n -.l- INC
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Second lot OF Scotch wool underwear
Just received. For comfort there il
nothing better. They arc warranted
not TO shrink. q. HESS Il son.
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| The number OF diterant pupils siuce
September hao been 4.705. In the Ger.
man dspastment the enrolment, for the
month past w6s 3lS divided into 10 classes F;
the number OF pupils OF German percent
age was l35; those not of German per.
oeltsge, 1873; four teachers were employed
at total Ba!sry OF Sl56. The enrolment
in this department since September has
been 1886. L ~ &
! Accompanying this report wcs that OF
Librarian for the month OF December that
WAS also received and fled. The circula.
ton ia the library was 6, $50, al average oil
l94 per day; in the reading room the cir.
culation was 3ll: there was received from
fines, etc, SIS. ...- .s,
| The Commissioners Of Washington sub.
mitte,! the name OF Miss Belle Fox as a
substitute teacher vice Miss Ella Vcitb,
promoted, aud those Of Ceus.e submitted
that OF MIas Lizzie E. ByaSmann teaoasr
foT Division D, Grada i, vice bliss Upde-
graph, reAigned. These appointments
were confirmed, and Miss Annie Z. Mey-
ers was confirmed as substitute in Centre.
The newly elected Clerk, Mr.. R. E.
Hall, qualified az ouch and bis bond in tho
Sum Of $1,000. with ]. II. Hall end John
HoEell as eureties, was approved. On
motion OF Mr.. Eilinghsm, Mr.. Hall was
given permission to Use the smallest Of
the Boards rooms as his oilice for study
ing law. - l.sl .,IIr;nIJs!
The Commissioners OF Richie we're
given permiesioa to purchase new feeita-
ton benches and c few other minor mat
tiers disposed Of. The Board then ad.
journed. 7.e ,'j..4 'l,,j ~ s@sa;A
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j.BAkISG POWDER.

,.sHArlNo and dancing carnival at tbs
Alhaubra Rink Saturday NIGHT 3-TsiI'I'
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The following shows the range OF the
thermometer as obaerved at Schnepi's drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday {:
A. NJ, 450; - NJ, 530; 3 Pm, 55'; 7r.
NJ, co.. Weather-Cloudy. d
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TOR SALE.
- 49, ~ = y IN - . ~ 7
Valuable Real Estate

All OF the Waters Addition to the city OF Wheel.
ing consisting Of twenty.eGht i2s) lots situate on
South Penn, South Broadway and South YORK
llnson's Garden. : va
Lot No. !, In square No. !, has frontage OF Isl,
nity,one rect on South tenn street aud has DON Il
sao.ah,1a! tWos.ory frame da cilng Of tSl eight
rooms win ~ater on pren,ses ,'T = -tIa' -
ItoLtage. aud nre all desirable dwelling sites. -
Also parts Of lot! Nos % ana 81 In u. Zanes Al
alti9n " me city Of Wheeling, ftoniing about 39x
!eet on south Broadway, near Zane street, On
which Is q Two story double frame tenemep each
part containing t5l i've Iooms. Water In houses:
ntal value Of each art $40 per month. : ~
I!ue 70 az th1S property Is unluestionably good
NH be offered at private 50 Q untIl 1919
JANUARY Is, 1887. 4 II n. = -
i not sooner sold, will on tina. day, commencing
A. 70 o'clock A H.. be offered at PUBIC Ate
rlON ut the north door Of the Court House, - y
For prite s and terms OF sale enquire Of =,
l .EFs2J. r. COWDEN, Attoney.nt.Iaw q,
,,,o W. u. AALLEh, Auo.ionUer.
~ no above public tale has boon postponed until
rt!uay, Janualy3 ~ 1851 Ut the same MAGE - =
.lylI.L- - .-Lt'gr w. IL HALLER, AuctiOnecr
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4 SKATING and dancing carnival at thu
Alhallbra Rink Saturday night. Ms y Y
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SKATING and dancing carnival at tbs
Alhambsa Rink Saturday night. fG'is'
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More Glass lsuys;R.

The glaso buyers are continuing to ar.
rye In the city. iesterday jolly quar-.
tstte, composed OF, the handsome Albert
Jack, Of Chtcago, G. +. Anderson, Of Now
York: Charles D. Pearson, OF indianapolis,
and William Fl. Kite, OF Cincinnati, put
in an appesrance and fegistered at the
samnl House. 1t is understood that they
are making good purchaaca. Tho local
manufacturers ara assilious in taoir a..
tentiona snd happy over the psoepectc for
q satisfactory ssseon. 7Ni 81
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HAIRY is tho man thu. has st. jacobs
OIL when an accident hsppens. Fifty
centa. - &. X
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STOCKS FOR SALE.

STOCKS! SIC FOR SALE. si5 81 ~
IS Shares Benwood Nail Mill,
s Shares Belmont Nail MIL, y"
Is Shares Peabody Insurance Co. l,.
y Shares Union Window Glass Co. I,f...gt
Is Shares National Bank ut Tcllsburs, +.
Shares Wheeling Oil Co.
shar.S Top MIL.
.i9.EFig..s I. IRWIN. Stock Broker,
Nt i'' ...- No ~ Twelfth Street,
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THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. q

Holds It's Annual Meeting and Elee
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-21

On motion OF MI. McGregor after a dis.
cusaipn IS TO the liability Of the Chamber